The Deville has remained one of the most prominent models on the Cadillac's roster. First appearing as the Coupe DeVille in 1949, the model started off as a smooth-looking hardtop with two doors and a V8 engine. From there, the concept grew, nudging Cadillac to make some improvements for the next generation. In 1955, the Cadillac Deville became available in both coupe and sedan bodushell, which opened up the vehicle's potential. The coupe offered more length and body-styles varied between a 2-door or 4-door hardtop.

Throughout the next twenty years, the Deville would gradually settle into its role as Cadillac's main luxury car. The early seventies saw a redesign to the front-end, exterior accessories, as well as addition of a 500 CID V8. An early version of the airbag was introduced in 1974. Known as the "Air Cushion Restraint System," an airbag was located inside the steering wheel with another placed in the dashboard to protect the passenger. This was also during the time when the Deville was available in what was called the "d'Elegance Package." The d'Elegance Package was geared towards upscale drivers and featured high-quality carpeting, exterior accents, and velour seating fabric, and power-enhancing parts. Come the eighties, the Cadillac Deville was built on the C-body platform. Competition between Cadillac and Lincoln ensued thanks to the success of the Town Car and Continental, respectively. But Cadillac answered back by stocking the Deville with a 5.0L V8, a feat Lincoln could not accomplish with a front-wheel drive vehicle at that time. More luxurious accessories and parts were added, especially in the latter part of the decade. Air bags, a CD player, and plush floor mats became extras the Deville offered.

Available in both sedan and convertible, the last generation of the Deville premiered in 2000. Powered by a 4.6L Northstar V8, the Deville is a 4-speed automatic built on the K-body platform. The Deville was also shaped with smoother lines for an aerodynamic appearance and featured LED taillights. Different versions of the model were produced. The Deville High Luxury included power rear window sunshade and heated rear seats, while the Deville Concourse (later the DTS) offered stability control, GPS, an active suspension, and some other parts.

One of the premier names in the GM galaxy, the Cadillac Deville has seen its share of changes through the years, and yet has always managed to remain one of the most solid luxury cars on the planet. Consistently evolving, the Deville's story is epic, showcasing a complete chronological era of elegant dominance. Performance trusted by even the most experienced skeptics, the Deville is one of those rare breeds that can tour, cruise, or speed away from the pack when warranted. The Deville helped define the Cadillac brand like no other, and is still a national treasure.

Luxury legends deserve the very best. That's what it's all about and CARiD.com is here to deliver! Our selection of Cadillac Deville Accessories and Parts knows no boundaries. We're here with a full lineup of options, such as bold grilles, elegant dash kits, sparkling chrome trim, and much more. Cadillac Deville accessories and parts at CARiD come from the most reputable manufacturers and guaranteed to provide a precise OEM fit as well as unrivaled durability. When you want Cadillac Deville accessories, don't settle for anything less!

Whatever you expect from your Cadillac Deville, a bold look, mind-boggling performance, greater ride comfort, or safer driving, CARiD goes the extra mile to meet all your needs. Our extensive range of premium accessories and parts covers all the bases, whether you want your vehicle to be more powerful, smarter, fun to drive, or just need to restore it to original condition. We know how to throw a classy appeal into your Cadillac Deville and keep it providing the best performance, so trust us and get the greatest bang for the buck!

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The wheels I purchased thru CARiD are American Racing and they are beautiful and look great on the car. The car is a 97 cad concourse Deville. This is a tuff car to buy for and get the look and clearance that is needed. They fit and the clearance was just right. I wanted a lot of bling so to speak and with this wheel I got a lot of flash as well as a deep dish look. Everything went on so easy it was a piece of cake. Great people to work with and at the best price on top
of it. Thanks Rich.

Knee jerk evaluations that last only days or weeks are worthless. Rarely can you measure how great/awful something is until it has been in use for several years and 100-200,000+ miles and or thousands of hours of engine run time. If you drive like Grandma to church on Sunday, then you don't need oil additives if you pay attention to service schedules in the owners manual. If you drive with your foot in the floor more often than once in a while or spend significant amounts of time driving daily and weekly with idling, towing, off road driving, one foot on the brake and the other on the gas pedal, then you need enhanced additives like STP to keep things lubed whether when oil pressures are lower at idle and at traffic jam speeds or when oil pressures are higher like when hitting the gas pedal from a dead stop or sustained highway speeds above 55 MPH. I have used blue bottle STP driving cross country many years ago in my VW Rabbit GTI and VW Jetta and it cut my oil consumption in half between 3K + oil change intervals. I use lower viscosity red bottle STP for the added ZDDP in higher mileage vehicles. Stated ZDDP content on the MSDS is 1%-5% which is significant but not dangerously high like "Racing Oil" that is not intended to be run for 7K miles at a stretch due to low detergent levels. My oil is noticeably cleaner, longer, when running STP red bottle in my 1988 Cadillac DeVille and I just started using it in my recently acquired 1991 Silverado 5.7 liter that I de-sludged since the last owner was an infrequent Jiffy lube owner. I pulled a quart of sludge out of the heads and valve covers.
Grandma's car might not need it, unless she's running a blown 454 CID under the hood, but it's good for the rest of us (the 80% of us who drive according to the engine manufacture's "severe service" schedule) as cheap insurance for the long run and hard to harsh driving conditions we inflict on our motor. You have to increase your tire pressure to the maximum listed on the sidewall before towing or hauling significant loads; so, why would you neglect adding STP to the oil when increased performance is required?

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